Stick a fork in it. Lake time **** it this one is over zero rain in July!

[stonepicker]

Anytime! Anybody can post a picture of a pothole in front of a sprayer! Grow a set! I've seen wet and dry as have most older farmers! You got nothing to complain about! Have a good evening

[SASKFARMER3]

Tell us how much rain you've had so far in July?

[helmsdale]

It took most of the afternoon and evening, but by agriville standards...

[Blaithin]

Blaithin, almost through hail time? wouldn't be so sure on that. We had a wicked storm hit west of Rimbey in '09 around 24th August. Small area but total devastation, our neighbours got hit on about 40 quarters and 25 would be totalled. It's so much more destructive when the crop is all ripe and brittle.

Well nothing is ever guaranteed. There's snow and frost in July just as there's 30 above in October.

Just generalized averages are July is the more probable month for hail. August is the more probable month for early frost. September is when you get those nice, wet snow storms that lay everything flat and then melt and soak everything so you sink up to your eyeballs.

[the big wheel]

Stoney get your shit together you never included me as one of the whiners!!!
Prick!!! Do you need a little more maybe?

Ok
Oh my God it never rained here in June all of June look at my crops *** canola isn't laying out it's so *** thin maybe only 50 this year. And my wheat it's fried fries fried only 60 this year. You can't grow a crop with no rain and I didn't get a drop in June. *** weather. I m only going to Mexico for 67 days this year fk this maybe I should just go now before I have to combine that shit crop. Nobody is as dry as me. I ve never been this dry I ve had 10 years of wipe outs just look at the yields I ve posted. Going to buy 2 new track machines fk that's too much to pay but I ll buy 2. How much can I take.
I wish I was like those guys that couldn't seed a crop too wet or those guys still combining last years crop they re so lucky.

Is that good enough? Need more?

[Blaithin]

LOL!

This thread is a good example that men aren't as easy to please as they claim to be.

[seabass]

He's only on year 12 of a 15 year whinefest. Plenty more to come. Lol

[RTK]

Wow... gentleman I suggest that perhaps you guys end this thread. SF3 wants a normal year productive year; I want a normal productive year; who does not want a normal productive year? Guess what - when we get uncooperative weather we get frustrated and this thread is the result of frustration...

SF3 - his area has been wet; was it the wettest, who knows but it was wet which is stressful and a struggle...

SF3 - his area had a good start this year; but it is dry now - is it the driest - likely not but crop potential is slipping now - guess what that is stressful and a struggle...

All you guys are accomplishing is creating more stress for yourselves and more importantly for others - maybe think for a minute about someone lurking on this site or a member of this site who is just keeping it together and they read this crap... what is the impact you are having? Think about it...

[Blaithin]

When was the last time anyone had a normal, productive year?

Thought those were mythical. A magical alignment of traits plucked from a variety of years and put together in our heads to make what would be the ideal year. To set the imaginary bar to compare every other year against.

[RTK]

Blaithin - you are correct in questioning what normal is... I started define what I consider normal to be... but decided to heck with it just give me the magical year you speak of to bench all other years against; that works for me.